Castration and Ovariotomy as Animal Specialties
A historic veterinary note proclaims castration and spaying of all domesticated animals as a specialty.
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1908
Page
4
A historic veterinary note proclaims castration and spaying of all domesticated animals as a specialty.
A compilation of community notices and agricultural items from Crawfordsville including illness and death of Graham, business history, and farm market reports. Reports cover a cedar sale to Eagle Pencil Company, crop planning, and marketing advice from August Farm Journal and August Farm and Fireside.
The passage urges thoughtful reading and warns against trashy novels. It urges selecting proper literature, making books trusted friends, and guardians guiding dependents toward elevating content to purer, better lives. It stresses vigilance to avoid vile material.
Gustave A Schnull and others sue Evert O Patterson to set aside a receiver appointment for the Jamestown restaurant. The defendant contends that at filing time Aug 15 he had no property worth BUUU and no emergency justifying a receiver. He lists assets including a restaurant valued at $500 and a horse and buggy worth $70.
The Doone County fair reported a monetary loss for the year though premiums will be paid in full. Low attendance blamed on late races, dry weather, few horses, and competition from nearby Frankfort and Crawfordsville fairs. The association aims to meet all obligations.
Farmers near Crawfordsville report a large snake seen roaming about two and a half miles south of town while threshing clover on Capt Bruce Carr’s farm. Workers noted a track the size of a stove pipe and holes gouged in soft gravel near the Vandalia railroad. The animal is thought to be seeking water.
George W. Graham died Monday afternoon at 7 parcel. The notice provides only a brief obituary fragment, listing his name and death time without further details.
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